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  1. Geraldine64

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    Hi, I'm wondering if anyone can identify this plant please? It's randomly started to grow near my front door. Google is coming up with a few different plants.
    Thanks in advance ☺️
     

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    I think Herb Robert
     
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      Yes Herb Robert, it's a wild flower (or weed if you want to call it that) I always leave some in odd corners of my garden because I think it's quite pretty, but it can become a nuisance if you don't control it.
       
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        Thanks very much for your reply. I think it's really pretty
         
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          pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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          Its a PITA.
          Dont let it seed.:biggrin:
           
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            It gets everywhere, one or two are acceptable.
             
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              They are easily removed .. strange odour to them
               
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                I leave some of them too. Agree, they're easy to pull out.
                 
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                  They were also used as an old traditional medicine. You can easily find info on the internet.
                   
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                    :scratch::scratch::scratch:
                     
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                    Pain in the arse. :smile:
                     
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                      They get the size of dinner plates here.
                       
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                        I have a few growing between the paving slabs. They are quite pretty. Good to know what they are.
                         
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